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Australian Labor Party

124 current federal parliamentarians across 8 states and territories.

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Parliament share
54.9%
House
94
Senate
30
Jurisdictions
8 / 8
Current federal Parliament

Federal parliamentary footprint

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Parliamentary chamber
WA16NT3SA12QLD16NSW32VIC32ACT4TAS9
Current sourced roles

People shaping the party

Party leadership and current senior federal office holders appear first.

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1Anthony AlbanesePrime MinisterGrayndler, NSW2Richard MarlesDeputy Prime MinisterCorio, VIC3Penny WongLeader of the Government in the SenateSA Senator4Tanya PlibersekMinister for Social ServicesSydney, NSW5Catherine KingMinister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local GovernmentBallarat, VIC6Chris BowenMinister for Climate Change and EnergyMcMahon, NSW
Representative federal teamA jurisdiction-balanced sample of the remaining current members.
Anne AlyCowan, WAGlenn SterleWA SenatorLuke GoslingSolomon, NTMalarndirri McCarthyNT SenatorSteve GeorganasAdelaide, SADon FarrellSA SenatorShayne NeumannBlair, QLDAnthony ChisholmQLD SenatorJustine ElliotRichmond, NSWDeborah O'NeillNSW Senator
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Party orientation

Sourced descriptors, not a WhoRunsAus score.

External classifications, shown as sourced descriptors rather than an editorial rating.

Last reviewed 31 July 2026

Funding transparency

2024–25 federal party return

Declared total receipts$71,858,506Australian Labor Party (ALP)
Disclosed donations
$14,014,772
Other detailed receipts
$54,524,724

State and territory branches lodge separately. This view does not silently combine their returns with the named federal entity.

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Major disclosed donations

Largest imported donation receipts for the selected federal return.

DonorTypeDisclosed amountPeriodSource
Mining and Energy UnionOrganisation$3,000,0002024–25Australian Electoral Commission (opens in a new tab)
Pratt HoldingsOrganisation$2,000,0002024–25Australian Electoral Commission (opens in a new tab)
QLD Branch ALPParty branch$1,580,2602024–25Australian Electoral Commission (opens in a new tab)
VIC Branch ALPParty branch$1,323,1442024–25Australian Electoral Commission (opens in a new tab)
United Workers UnionOrganisation$1,000,0002024–25Australian Electoral Commission (opens in a new tab)

Disclosure records show reported transactions; they do not by themselves establish influence.

Policy agenda

Public platforms and commitments with an observable source.

Controversies & accountability

Evidence-led records that separate allegations, responses, findings and actions.

No sourced accountability events are published for this profile yet.

Inclusion requires a dated public source and a clearly recorded evidence status. Allegations are never presented as findings.

Sourced faction coverage

Labor Left60
Labor Right57
No sourced faction7

Adapted from the specific Wikipedia faction lists below under CC BY-SA 4.0; names are normalised and conflicting claims are excluded.

Source: Wikidata retrieved 1 August 2026 CC0 1.0